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Thank you for your question. The cost of Orbera varies according to markets. In the Houston area it ranges from $6500-8000. It is not considered surgery as the procedure is performed endoscopically. There is no hospital stay and the nutritional plan varies also as there are different plans to go with the balloon protocol. Insurance does not cover the cost of the balloon. There are financing plans offered with the balloon to assist you. Best of luck to you
Hi, The Orbera balloon costs an average of $6500 to $9000, depending on where you live and the practice performing the procedure. The specific cost is dictated by the cost of the balloon, the cost of the endoscopic procedures, and local market factors. Keep in mind that the Orbera balloon is both placed and removed endoscopically, which requires operative time and anesthesia services. The balloon program typically involves 12 months of dietary support as well. Hope that helps-
Hello Thanks for the question, the cost will depend on which geographic region you decide to perform the procedure, it is important that where you decide to do it have a specialized team to perform the procedure. The procedure is between 6500-8500 dollars.Blessings Dr. Pablo
The price of the procedure will vary according to geographic location of placement and whether it is done in the Hospital Setting as oppose to an Outpatient Setting in Ambulatory Surgical Center. In Manhattan and Long Island Area the cost of procedure is between 10k-15k. In the outer boroughs you may find cheaper prices. 7k-10k. Usually the price includes the price of consultation, insertion of the balloon, sedation, facility fee, nutritional coaching and removal of the balloon.
You can certainly have an Orbera balloon if you have gallstones. Gallstones are quite common, and in most cases do not cause any problems. However, I would be concerned that you are having periodic gallbladder symptoms related to your stones. Regardless of whether you are pursuing...
Thanks for the question. The timing will depend on a few factors. Most important is your physician's schedule and availability for performing these procedures. That will vary from practice to practice. The second factor is medications. It is recommended that you start a proton pump inhibitor...
Hi, thanks for the question. The short answer is yes, you are able to undergo anesthesia, and liposuction with an Orbera balloon in your stomach. However, I would recommend waiting until you complete your Orbera treatment before considering any cosmetic procedures, as you are still losing...
